College Eye — October 13, 1933

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1	Student names will appear in College Eye advertisements	Students will win free passes to the Regent Theater.
1	High school student leaders will attend two day meet here	Will be opportunity for leaders to discuss their problems.
1	Student Council charters special three car train for Coe game next Friday; sixty-two piece men's band to make trip; student pep inspiring	Students may purchase round trip tickets for $1.
1	Dr. Beard presents talk on curriculums	Speaks his research on college curriculum development.
1	Purple Pen to be issued on campus Monday Nov. 13th
1	Playcraft Club to discuss Galsworthy	Will also include presentation of one act play.
1	Miss Phylla Slattery returns to conduct F. B. Fagan's classes	Professor Fagan has suffered complications from the flu.
1	Pep rally tonight! dance afterwards	Will include singing of new loyalty song.
1	Speakers meet in semi-finals; twelve winners compete tonight; finals are October 23	List of those remaining after first elimination round.
1	Fifty students and guests attracted to publications dinner	At annual publications banquet.
1	Fourteenth century pictures and fiction continue on display	Exhibit will continue for at least three more weeks.
1	Sunday leisure time hour is new enjoyment	Professor Freeman will talk about her work and perform.
1	Extension director, faculty trio, appear on WOI October 28	On PTA program.
1	Spider-rat spat stirs scientists	Rat kills tarantula.
1	Complete plans for Dad's Day; program includes concerts, dance and football game	Schedule of activities.
1	Opening matches of faculty golf tourney yield many surprises	Professor Cram defeats Professor Charles; other results.
1	Forty-nine students at commerce dinner	Roster of officers elected.
1	Blue Key makes plans for men's campus union; president states need for men's group akin to Women's League	Plan for student organization to include all men.
1	Campus to hum at Homecoming; committee employs new methods to stimulate enthusiasm	Schedule of activities; will try to get maximum number of alumni back to campus.
1	Publication's editors attend press meeting; Eye, Old Gold, Purple pen editors all to be present	Will attend convention in Chicago.
1	'Peril of Wrong Holy' to be Sunday topic	The Reverend Grant B. Wilder will speak.
1	Rural study groups open discussion on Iowa and problems	Schedule for series of discussions.
1	Soloist chosen for orchestra concert	Jvone Lowrie will perform.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Forum; A Freshman Looks Around	Observations of a freshman.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Another crisis	Believes Americans are facing a crisis of character.
2	Books	A review of "Henry Adams" by James Truslow Adams.
3	Mathematics Club meets to discuss problems in radio	Several students make presentations.
3	Untitled	Two students injured in car accident.
3	Marionettes studied by art students	Will be special project of Art League.
3	Untitled	Roster of new Sigma Tau Delta members.
3	All college dance and fraternity parties head week-end events	Campus social calendar.
3	Annual frolic draws two hundred frosh
3	Librarian guest at staff dinner	Anne Stuart Duncan honored by staff.
3	Bartlett Hall girls attend first of a series of socials
3	Women's Club to see play by faculty writers	Will present "In Pursuit of her Heritage" by Katherine Buxbaum and Bernice Halvorson; list of cast members includes ISTC faculty.
3	News briefs	Information on student, alumni, and faculty.
3	English Club	Will have dinner and meeting.
3	Over two hundred attend convention here in Commons	For high school home economics clubs.
3	Mary B. Hunter to speak on inflation
3	Methodist sorority pledges seven girls	List of new Kappa Phi pledges.
4	Early practice for basketball season begun by Dickinson	Basketball practice begins early.
4	"Another Language" showing at Regent
4	Untitled	Tau Sigma Delta holds breakfast meeting.
4	Grinnell bows to Panther offensive under arc lights	I.S.T.C. defeats Grinnell, 13-6.
4	Darrel Black beats Lyle Crane in semi-final tennis match	Darrel Black meets Dick Rickert in next match.
4	4-H Club elects officers for year
4	Fall decathlon men led by Voorhies after four events	Maynard Voorhies leads with 2343 points garnered in four events.
4	Panthers set for tilt with Western State; Tutors out to avenge the 26-0 drubbing of 1932	Panthers lose a number of players due to ineligibilities and injuries.